Hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging
Abstract
A hydrostatic gas bearing is provided that is configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging, including a bearing seat, a rotary shaft, an annular throttling component, and a plurality of heat exchanging tubes. A cavity is provided inside the bearing seat and an inlet pipe is provided on an outer surface of the bearing seat. The annular throttling component is sleeved on the outside of the rotary shaft with a first gap provided between the annular throttling component and the rotary shaft. The first gap goes through the bearing seat to form an exhaust channel therein, and the annular throttling component is configured to throttle and cool a working medium. The plurality of heat exchanging tubes are provided in the annular throttling component, with heat exchanging medium flowing therein, which is configured to heat and vaporize a part of an in-liquid phase in a cooled portion of the working medium.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging, comprising:
a bearing seat, with a cavity provided inside the bearing seat, and with an inlet pipe that is provided on an outer surface of the bearing seat and communicates with the cavity; a rotary shaft, passing through the bearing seat; an annular throttling component that is sleeved outside of the rotary shaft and is provided inside the cavity, wherein a first gap is provided between the annular throttling component and the rotary shaft, and wherein the first gap passes through the bearing seat to form an exhaust channel, wherein the annular throttling component is configured to throttle and cool a working medium; and a plurality of heat exchanging tubes provided in the annular throttling component, the plurality of heat exchanging tubes being arranged circularly along a circumference of the annular throttling component, and the plurality of heat exchanging tubes being provided with a heat exchanging medium flowing therein, wherein the heat exchanging medium is configured to heat and vaporize a part of an in-liquid phase in a cooled portion of the working medium.
2 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 1 , wherein the annular throttling component is made of a material having a porous structure.
3 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 1 , wherein the annular throttling component is provided with a plurality of first via holes on walls thereof, the plurality of first via holes being configured to perform throttling and cooling on the working medium.
4 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 1 , wherein the annular throttling component is a non-metallic annular throttling component.
5 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of heat exchanging tubes are arranged circularly along a circumference of the annular throttling component to form a plurality of heat exchanging layers, the heat exchanging layers being provided with a gap between adjacent layers.
6 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 5 , wherein a temperature of the heat exchanging medium in a first heat exchanging layer of the plurality of heat exchanging layers adjacent to the first gap is higher than a temperature of the heat exchanging medium in other heat exchanging layers of the plurality of heat exchanging layers.
7 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 5 , further comprising:
a first pipeline communicating with first ends of the heat exchanging layers, the first pipeline being configured to inject the heat exchanging medium; a second pipeline communicating with second ends of the heat exchanging layers, the second pipeline being configured to discharge the heat exchanging medium.
8 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 7 , wherein the bearing seat comprises an annular member and a pair of end caps, the pair of end caps being respectively provided at ends of the annular member, each of the end caps being provided with a second via hole through which the rotary shaft is disposed, a diameter of the second via hole being larger than a diameter of the rotary shaft such that an exhaust channel is provided therein; and
wherein the first and second pipelines go through the end caps and extend beyond the end caps.
9 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 8 , further comprising: a pair of sealing plates respectively provided at ends of the annular throttling component, wherein both ends of the heat exchanging tubes go through the sealing plates respectively and communicate with the first pipeline or the second pipeline, each sealing plate of the pair of sealing plates being provided with a third via hole, and wherein a diameter of the third via hole is equal to the diameter of the second via hole.
10 . The hydrostatic gas bearing configured to remove humidity by heat exchanging according to claim 1 , wherein a second gap is formed between the annular throttling component and an inner wall of the bearing seat, wherein the second gap forms an inlet channel which communicates with the inlet pipe.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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